Number one, we need to stop referring to China and its aspirations to be a near-Arctic state in that term. That's its term. It's not ours, and we should not use it. There is no such thing as a near-Arctic state. You're either an Arctic state, or you are not. That's a personal opinion of mine, and it's something I think we should emphasize.
In terms of the particular RFP you referenced, it is premature for me to speak to what occurred in that procurement. It began over a year ago. It is critical that, as we review and update procurement policies, we understand the threat vectors coming at us, we ensure that safety parameters are in RFPs and we determine the kind of technology and where it comes from in our procurements.
That is the work ahead, and the Prime Minister has promised a complete review.